Generel: What a difference a few hours made for the final day of racing at the Rolex Farr 40 World Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark. After a delayed start of over three hours, PRO Peter Reggio and the Royal Danish Yacht Club race committee had patience and managed to add one final race to the scoreline, with nine races run in total. Winner overall and World Champion Vincenzo Onorato and his team on Mascalzone Latino (ITA) didn't need much to lock in their lead, finishing with a healthy 35-point lead over 2nd placed Ernesto Bertarelli's Alinghi (SUI).

Generel: The cold and rainy weather continued today, but with it came some good breeze for the third day of racing in the Rolex Farr 40 World Championship off Copenhagen. With more than enough wind, the race committee ran three races, postponing a couple of starts to contend with the shifting breeze and squalls that came through the race area.

Generel: After Day Two of racing in the Rolex Farr 40 World Championship 2007, the top four boats overall are familiar names: Mascalzone Latino, Alinghi, Nerone, and Barking Mad – all previous Rolex Farr 40 World Champions. But several other boats picked the shifts well enough on an extremely difficult day to move up in the standings. Boats such as Struntje Light (GER), Siragusawa (FIN), Nanoq (DEN), and Norwegian Steam (NOR) all had a top five race finish - no mean feat in this fleet. The key to this tight one-design class racing is peaking at the right time and those who have are trending upwards in the ranking.

Generel: It was a tough day for helmsmen and their tacticians on the Oresund Strait on day one of the Rolex Farr 40 World Championship. With the northwesterly breeze shifting steadily throughout the day, fortunes were swiftly won, lost and sometimes regained. The race committee ran three windward/leeward races, roughly 9 miles in length that fully tested the wind reading skills of those charged with determining strategy. Overall it was Antonio Sodo Migliori & Massimo Mezzaroma’s Nerone (ITA) that sailed most consistently posting a 3-6-1 to edge out Vincenzo Onorato's Mascalzone Latino (ITA) by one point for the day.

Generel: The Rolex Farr 40 World Championship kicks off today in Copenhagen, Denmark. The event, hosted by the Royal Danish Yacht Club, marks the first time the event has been held in Scandinavian waters. Meanwhile, autumn is making itself felt through large sections of the area and bringing with it a period of very unsettled and cold weather. Moderate and possibly strong breezes will be experienced across the racing area through early next week.

Generel: Barking Mad with skipper Jim Richardson didi it again - taking 1st place in the Rolex Farr 40 Pre Worlds in Copenhagen. Last year in Newport, USA they also took won the Pre Worlds, and then came 3rd in the Rolex Farr 40 Worlds - This year they want to change this, for sure

Generel: After a busy season in the Mediterranean and the Baltic, the Farr 40 fleet has moved north to Copenhagen in preparation for the Rolex Farr 40 World Championship. The Royal Danish Yacht Club (RDYC), host of Worlds, welcomed thirty-five boats from twelve countries to their new yacht club headquarters on Tuborg Harbour, in Copenhagen, Denmark

Generel: Parking arrangements have been prepared for all at Tuborg Harbour. All registred Yachts will have designated dockage in the Harbour. Trailers will have a designated area behind the Race Village, and private cars will have private parking at the underground parking area.

Generel: With the creation of the new Global Headqurter for SAXO Bank in Tuborg Harbour, it was obvious for the Bank to get involved with the Royal Danish Yacht Club and the upcoming Rolex Farr 40 World Championship. An agreement was made for SAXO Bank to become Race Day Partner for Rolex Pre-Worlds August 24th and 25th.

Generel: With world reknown HARKEN as supply sponsor, all participants are secured a professional assistance with hardware onboard the Farr 40´s. HARKEN will sent Jim Andersen to Copenhagen, as expert of the Farr 40 and as expert from HARKEN.